Digital Monitoring Products Inc PC0192 Manual De Usuario

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If freezer or refrigerator sensing functionality is required, 

connect a T280R temperature sensor probe. If flood 

sensing functionality is required, connect a 470PB water 

sensor probe. When connecting a remote probe to the terminal 

block, DMP recommends using 18 or 22‑gauge unshielded wire. 

not use twisted pair or shielded wire. 

To use the 470PB, place the probe inside the area and run 18 or 

22‑gauge unshielded wire to the 1115. Follow these steps to connect 

the wire to the 1115 terminals:

1.  Connect a wire from the top of one of the sensor’s probes to 

the F terminal on the 1115 PCB by running it through the wiring 

opening in the housing. See Figures 3 and 5. 

2. Connect a wire from the top of the other probe to the C 

terminal on the 1115 PCB by running it through the wire 

opening in the housing.

3. Connect a 2M EOL resistor (included with the 1115) between 

the two probes. 

To use the T280R, place the probe inside the refrigerator or freezer 

environment and run 18 or 22‑gauge unshielded wire to the 1115. 

Follow these steps to connect the wire to the 1115 terminals:

1.  Connect the grey wire to the T terminal on the 1115 PCB 

by running it through the wire opening in the housing. See 

Figures 4 and 5.

2. Connect the black wire to the C terminal on the 1115 PCB by 

running it through the wire opening in the housing.

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It is recommended the sensor be mounted on a flat wall 

away from large metal objects. Do not mount the 1115 inside 

of freezers or walk‑in refrigerators. In those situations, use 

the optional remote T280R temperature probe. 

1.  Hold the transmitter base on the wall and place one screw into 

the mounting hole location shown in Figure 5 and secure the 

housing to the surface. 

Note: You can place an additional screw in the optional 

mounting hole if needed.

2. Snap the transmitter housing cover back on the base.

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